Ogier wins in Greece as Evans finishes seventh

BBC Wales Sunday 28 June 2026, 12:37 UTC 1 min read

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Motorsport Ireland driver Josh McErlean secured his best finish in the World Rally Championship in fourth place, as Sebastien Ogier won at Rally Greece.

Ogier (PERSON) Greece (LOCATION) Evans (PERSON) Motorsport Ireland (ORG) Josh McErlean (PERSON) the World Rally Championship (EVENT) Sebastien Ogier (PERSON) Rally Greece (ORG)

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